SEAQ
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The Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system (or SEAQ) is a system for trading mid-cap LSE stocks. Stocks need to have at least two market-makers to be eligible for trading via SEAQ.
In the London Stock Exchange, only thinly traded stocks (those that are not part of the FTSE-100)are traded on the SEAQ. It is a quote-driven market made by specialized and competing dealers also known as market-makers.
| Stock market | ||||
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| Types of Stocks | ||||
| stock | Common stock | Preferred stock | Treasury stock | ||||
| Trading Stock | ||||
| Terms dealing with trading: | Market maker | specialist | |||
| Exchanges: | Stock exchange | List of stock exchanges | New York Stock Exchange | SEAQ | NASDAQ | American Stock Exchange | London Stock Exchange | Frankfurt Stock Exchange | Euronext | |||
| Stock valuation | ||||
| Trading Theories: | Dow Theory | Elliott Wave Theory | Fundamental analysis | Technical analysis | Mark Twain effect | | |||
| Stock Pricing: | Dividend yield |Gordon model | Income per share | Book value | Financial ratio | PE ratio | PEG ratio | Price/sales ratio | P/B ratio | Earnings yield | Beta coefficient | |||
| Stock Related Terms | ||||
| Dividend | Stock split | Growth stock | ||||
